Russia launches its forces in the Donbas and bombards the cities with missiles

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Russia has once again resorted to terror against civilians as a war strategy, in the sixth great wave of missiles in memory since last fall.

In the mobile application used by the Ukrainians, the voice of Mark Hamil, legendary Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, jumped out, asking people in English to go down to the shelter.

Although Moscow has removed Sergei Surovikin as Russian commander in Ukraine, he continues to implement

Like all other Russian war efforts, Russia is failing in this one as well.

Ukrainians have not softened and people, beyond discomfort, adapt to the "new normal" of alarms, bombs and lack of electricity as Londoners did under the German

in 1940. After a bombing With 20 cruise missiles and the sound of bombs, a wedding was held in a hotel in the center of Kharkiv with music, food and alcohol, as planned.

Without incentives to sit at a negotiating table, declared the "existential" nature of the war by both sides (but real in the Ukrainian case) and with increasingly devastating missile and drone attacks by Russia, to the As the West responds with the shipment of increasingly sophisticated weapons,

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Last night Russia launched several swarms of drones of Iranian origin at sunset from various locations in Russia.

This is what usually happens to a missile attack.

Moscow saturates Ukraine's anti-aircraft defenses with these cheap devices (each about $22,000) and then fires its missiles from MiG31 fighter-bombers from Belarus, S300 shells from the Zaporizhia and Kharkiv fronts, and cruise missiles from the Caspian and Black Seas.

Alarm bells sounded throughout Ukraine.

In this scenario, Ukraine accused Russia of violating, with its missiles, the airspace of Romania and Moldova.

The Chisinau government did confirm that a projectile had flown over its territory.

Romania denied this, but did add that it came within "around 35 kilometers" of the border.

For a cruise missile to fly over another state, regardless of the danger it entails, is clearly a hostile maneuver, no matter how much that projectile ends up falling somewhere else.

Furthermore, Romania belongs to NATO, so this assumption would have even more scaling implications.

At the moment, the second disagreement between kyiv and a country of the alliance has already taken place.

First it was Poland, where the remains of a Ukrainian S300 missile that was chasing a Russian one fell after another massive bombardment.

Zelenski himself denied that this artifact was his despite Warsaw's words.

Now we may find ourselves facing another similar disagreement between the Romanian Defense Minister and Valeri Zaluzhni, Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian forces.

Minutes later, without having revealed anything to do with the incident, the Prime Minister of Moldova, Natalia Gavrilita, announced her resignation.

, fearing reprisals, such is its weakness in not being in the Alliance like its neighbors.

Even the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, has already designated this country as the next Russian target.

No one is willing to put the brake on.

For Vladimir Putin, a step back may spell the end of his increasingly dictatorial regime.

For Volodimir Zelensky, a surrender spells the end of the current Ukrainian state.

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